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- čas přidán 19. 08. 2024
- Microneedling was hyped from a 10-year-old study that studied microneedling with minoxidil. This study only confirmed that microneedling helped with the absorption of minoxidil. Aggressive microneedling can cause shock loss and trauma to the hair follicles, making you look balder. Also, it could potentially cause fibrosis, a thickening of the scar tissue, which will inhibit the growth of a hair transplant should you get one. I think it's better to get high-quality minoxidil with retinol or switch to oral minoxidil. As a standalone, there aren't many scientific studies to back the use of microneedling.
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I don’t understand
@@HairTransplantNetwork They're right, there is so much research out there now showing that microneedling is effective.
You fail to recognise the shedding phase that micro needling induces..
To the point where clumps of hair are falling out even two-three weeks after?
@@disturbed1013 yes
Guys, just a tip in general. If you are unsure of something and people keep talking, just go for it yourself and try it out. I personally have seen very promsing results with microneedling, both for my face and hair. Of course I'm not suggesting that you go out and try evidently dumb things. In the case of microneedling tho, there is a lot of misinformation.
Hey, did you combine it with minoxidil?
@@tejas7379 No just microneedling. Minoxidil gave me headaches so I stopped right after starting.
Some of us would like to try it but are afraid of scarring risks, and I'm afraid to lose all the good results I've had lately due to it.
Not completely accurate, that is very much the theme coming from this platform, misinformation, and Dr. Bias, cash driven
If it’s misinformation, then present what you feel is correct information.
Your misinforming people on this channel, and it is blatantly obvious! You’re not medically qualified to even deal out a placebo let alone talk about micro needling and the benefits that are world-renowned! Micro needling if done correctly as an excellent form of therapy for not only hair growth but the rejuvenation of the skin. These are proven facts stop trying to delude people into thinking otherwise!!!
Way too obvious.
I think showing scalps that are bleeding is misleading and not representative. If a scalp is bleeding, the needles are the wrong length. This is an argument for avoiding doing wrong, either the wrong depth of needles or using it excessively. What good is recommending minoxidil? Any benefits disappear as soon as you stop using it.
I'm showing this specifically because this is what people are told about microneedling: that you need to bleed to create a wound that will trigger healing and collagen production.
Not true, every single source ive heard said precisely to avoid bleeding. So like others have said you are spreading really bad information. Misinformation. Why?@@HairTransplantNetwork
@@HairTransplantNetwork I've never heard that. You sound like a hair clinic mob trying to stop people doing their own thing.
The problem is everyone says different things. Some say bleeding is fine if minimal, others say it’s not. Some say 1.5 is a good length, others say it’s too much. The truth is, there isn’t enough data from studies to conclusively say what is the right way to micro needle, and we don’t know the long term side effects. It is possible scarring could occur, and infections could possibly happen.
What about the black guy on CZcams who grew his hair back by micro needling?
Was he using just microneedling? I doubt it. It works with minoxidil, but the risk outweighs the reward.
@@HairTransplantNetwork yes. His CZcams name is holistic livin'
@@HairTransplantNetwork So you haven't even watched the black guy. Get outa here dude.
Can you link that video?@@massatube
Yeah microneedling as a stand alone treatment made my hair look worse afterwards. Then it would eventually return to how it was. Zero extra growth or change. But I was not on minoxidil.
I contribute my eye brow growth to micro-needling!! I ruined my eye brows as a teenager due to obsessively tweezing them to death. The only reason I hate any eye brows now is because of micro-needling!!!
Nonsense. I see my cuticles cut once and again, and growing back again like nothing and no damage whatsoever. The only risk is an infection.
How come micro wounds on the scalp would damage it when it subsequently promotes collagen, elastin and grow factors?
The skin has a memory and as long as you don't exceed the depth indicated or apply the wrong technique, there should be no problems with microneedling. This is the principle of it. Moreover, to treat SCARS the indicated depth should reach 3mm, way deeper, if scaring it's inevitable everyone that has underwent the treatment would have a tougher face than you that even made a video maliciously detering people suffering from one of the most depressive conditions to do something rather than not, just because they don't have thousands of $$ to get a hair transplant.
You know that hair you got trasnplanted it's at risk and that the same process can't be done infinitely. I dont know what else would you do but having men doing something for their health and appearance should never be discourage.
If women can undergo surgeries and painful treatments to look good...
To the ones doing it all, instead of giving up, keep on going, but be extra careful!
I wanna cry 😭😭😭
I stopped using the derma roller after 4-5 months of using it each week.
It drove me crazy to find the reason of my hair loss until I decided to stop derma rolling and start counting the hair that fell to compare if it was the cause or not.
How do I know if damaged my hair follicles permanently or not?
can you put topical fin and 5% minoxi on the same area??
Thanks for the video..
After using derma roller i loosed my 50% hair.
Now i stopped.
If uh have longer hairs uh can use derma stamp
Want he's giving the video. Has he tried any of this and it just didn't work for him?
Yes, I tried it. I didn’t see any difference.
is 0.5mm considered safe enough or is it useless
Honestly, it’s probably useless
If studies are lacking, the best results out there on tressless surely microneedle.
The thing, I guess, is that most people don't only don't know why it probably works but also don't try to guess. They expect it to work but have no idea why, so they can't antecipate where it wouldn't work.
There are studies where it works alone, by itself! Why would that be?
The theory I like the most is that it is, very likely, related to tissue fibrosis - like the video says. This is specially interesting. It's a hypothesis that says that some people after some years without hair growing there just get an inner fibrosis that tightens the scalp. Dermarolling would be like going to dry earth and carving holes there. See where is the main problem here? If the soil doesnt have enough nutrients (and the smallest possible quantity of "pests") it would be worthless carving holes there. Possibly, the newer fibrosis that would happen after the holes were opened would be EVEN WORSE. That is the most important point: underneath the dry, the soil has to become good. Then, needling probably would help. It would allow the newer fibrosis to be better than the last (and better, and better etc.).
But like I said before, if you don't target your problems, opening holes on an even worse soil will mosy likely just create scars and thus, worst fibrosisis.
@@gustavalbericchidurocher9764so you are suggesting to use minoxidil after microneedling?
@@Frankenstein3567 I am suggesting that you need to have enough of a whole bunch of nutrients before microneedling!
@@gustavalbericchidurocher9764 vitamin D defficiency is scary common
Yeah...I microneedled for around 6 months, then got a hair transplant 1 year after that. Used the derma pen--the expensive 'best' one to use. My HT doc said he could tell the skin was all scarred up and vascular. It was harder for him to make holes in my scalp for the grafts because the skin was toughened up. He said it could also affect the growth of the transplant negatively. Thankfully it grew out fine, but I definitely won't be micro needling anymore!
edit** I will say that I believe micro needling helped me with my hair gains, but not because of micro needling itself. I believe it's because I was using minoxidil alongside it and I think the open wounds from the needling helped the minoxidil absorb better.
Hate to see this after ive been microneedling on and off for 6 years 💀
@@callanandiyer If you plan to get a hair transplant I'd stop micro-needling. My HT doctor was Dr. Bloxham from Feller and Bloxham, you can try emailing him to ask more about it.
@@joanneburkhart2019which was the deepest depth you've dermarolled at?
1.5 mm
@@joanneburkhart2019 you usually done 1.5 daily?
When will you interview dr zarev? I have questions for him and don’t want to miss the livestream
I’m trying to get the date. He responds to people on Instagram comments. If you could ask him there, it will help.
the issue is people are using cheap microneedler instead of using a dermapen you are not supposed to roll it on the scalp
No. The issue is it does nothing but causes damage to the hair and scalp.
@@Go_Chris There are thousands of success stories.... This must be some bullshit anti micro neddling propaganda from angry hair transplant doctors who wanna sell their 1000 bucks PRP treatments...
Exactly
@@Go_Chris i've been getting good results from 1mm forever im not switching it up i've seen countless recovery videos with microneedlers this is more anecdotal evidance with only 1 story ish countless studies on microneedler efficacy (dermapen) way better
@@tomfleury7503daily?
Great topic Melvin. I’ve never been a fan of micro needling. It’s claimed to release growth properties. But like yourself I’ve found oral minoxidil to be very effective (and far less time consuming). Even consistent topical minoxidil alone would still be my preference. Thanks for what sharing! 🙏
Indeed, a high quality topical minoxidil is better
The oral minoxidil from a huge and reputable pharma like pfizer as shown in your clip is likely to be safe. I know it's use for hair regrowth is off label and is not FDA approved for that indication but is for controlling blood pressure so at the very least will someone who uses it for hair regrowth only not have any serious side effects?
It depends on the person. Many don’t experience any side effects
You should watch dr berg for more natural remedies without side effects, I got his hair enhanced oil and pills they seem to be working
I do find it informative, thank you sir, I appreciate you.
Thank you 🙏
Where is your current protocol ? Is not in the box as you said ...
I’m on 5mg oral minoxidil and 2% topical dutasteride. Links in description.
You just said that in the studied group those with BOTH rolling n monoxidil showed "MORE" hair! Dahh😂😂😂😂
That’s because it combines minoxidil. Dermarolling alone is useless
I think the most problem here is those are n't real dermarollers they are the fake one. Disk vs needles and all..
Maybe... 🤷♂️
Possibly
Exactly